Category: Making a Will

Introduction to Changing or Revoking Your Will Introduction to Changing or Revoking Your Will Changing or revoking your will means legally updating or cancelling your previous instructions about what should happen to your money, property, and possessions after you die. In UK law, a will is a formal document that sets out your wishes, but…

Introduction to Executors and Guardians When you make a will, two of the most important decisions you’ll face are who to appoint as your executors and, if you have children under 18, who to choose as their guardians. These roles carry significant responsibility and can have a lasting impact on how your wishes are carried…

Introduction to Formal Requirements for Wills Introduction to Formal Requirements for Wills Creating a will is one of the most important steps you can take to ensure your wishes are followed after your death. However, for a will to be legally valid in the UK, it must meet certain formal requirements. These rules exist to…

Introduction to Types of Wills and Codicils Introduction to Types of Wills and Codicils A will is a legal document that sets out how you want your money, property, and possessions (your “estate”) to be distributed after your death. Having a valid will ensures your wishes are respected and can help prevent disputes among loved…

Introduction to Making a Valid Will Making a will is one of the most important steps you can take to ensure your wishes are respected after your death. A valid will gives you control over how your property, money, and personal belongings are distributed, helping to avoid uncertainty or disputes among loved ones. Without a…